Moray HER - NH95NE0040 - STATION LODGE, BRODIE CASTLE

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Primary Reference	NH95NE0040
Name	STATION LODGE, BRODIE CASTLE
NRHE Card No.	NH95NE10
NRHE Numlink	171455
HES SM No.	NULL
HES LB No.	2262
Site Form	Standing Structure
Site Condition	Complete 1
Details	The Station Lodge at Brodie Castle (NH95NE0009), built in circa 1840 and depicted on the historic OS maps. It is a 2-storey, asymmetrical gabled gate lodge, with harled with tooled ashlar margins. The southeast 2-bay front to the driveway has an advanced gable, fronted by a projecting canted ground floor window and with a lean-to porch in re-entrant angle and diagonal stepped buttressing. A gabled dormer breaks the wallhead. There is 2- and 4-pane glazing used. There is a battery of three diagonal coped ridge stacks, with a further rear coped wallhead stack. The roof is slate, and has projecting eaves. There are also a pair of square rusticated ashlar gatepiers with a stepped cope supporting tall urn finials. No gates survive.
Last Update	10/08/2021
Updated By	jnicholson

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National Grid Reference: NH 9783 5727

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Monument Type 1	Monument Type 2	Monument Type 3	Order	Probability
MARGINS	ASHLAR	TOOLED	B	100
GABLES		ADVANCED	C	100
WINDOWS		CANTED	D	100
WINDOWS		PROJECTING	E	100
PORCHES		LEAN-TO	F	100
BUTTRESSES		STEPPED	G	100
DORMERS		GABLED	H	100
STACKS	RIDGE	COPED	I	100
STACKS	WALLHEAD	COPED	J	100
ROOFS	SLATE		K	100
EAVES		PROJECTING	L	100
GATEPIERS	SQUARE	RUSTICATED	M	100
GATEPIERS	ASHLAR		N	100
FINIALS	URN		O	100
LODGES		GABLED	A	100